Liz is struggling to adjust to her new life as a mother. With her husband in a different country for work, Liz has left her job to stay at home and care for their baby, Nicanor. Making things worse is the judgmental nanny she has hired and a cliquey group of overly enthusiastic parents. Feeling lost and alone, Liz begins taking Nicanor to the neighborhood park, where she strikes up a friendship with the blunt, spontaneous Rosa. From a dine-and-dash adventure to sharing fears about motherhood, Liz feels an immediate, liberating bond with Rosa. That freedom soon turns into paranoia, however, as Liz begins to suspect Rosa’s true intentions when she is sucked into Rosa’s world of stolen cars, un- stable sisters, and shady pasts.

“Captures with breathtaking and bittersweet realism the anxiety, loneliness, and desperation a new mother experiences.”

“[An] extremely clever premise and unique sense of unease.”

“Engaging (...) likely to strike an emotional chord.”

“A film that moves you and makes you laugh.”

“A clever script that takes unexpected turns and narrative and stylistic breaks.”

“Equipped with suspense and rebelliousness, Ana Katz constructs a personal and intimate story.”

“A perfectly calibrated sense of humor, gripping performances from the entire cast.”

Sundance Film Festival